My cousin has regular tinnitus, pulsatile tinnitus and vertigo. She was diagnosed in 2012 and it hasn't stopped her from marrying and starting a family. Find out what you need to do and do it if thats what you want to do. Tinnitus shouldnt stop you. Indeed I think having kids can probably bring things into focus.
To you they may not be, but please respect that some of us feel differently.
Not an argument.Lol so much bullshit here, no wonder on a forum full of depressed people
Like the pro-kid side seems to be doing so well here?
Seriously though it's my personal opinion but I just do not see the appeal of kids. People can have them but I don't understand why. I remember growing up when my parents told me that kids were very annoying and no amount of money could pay to make up for it. The only thing that could make up for it is if their kids have kids and go through it themselves. I know most people don't think like this but the fact that the only thing that could drive people to take care of kids is for future spite does not make me want them more...
But is your side respecting the fact that my side feel differently? Also, are you taking into account that your child might agree with my side?To you they may not be, but please respect that some of us feel differently.
That's sad that your parents were of that opinion and expressed it even. I know several people with children and they say they have been a complete blessing and brings them joy almost every day, despite that they can be really demanding at times.
Lol so much bullshit here, no wonder on a forum full of depressed people
But is your side respecting the fact that my side feel differently? Also, are you taking into account that your child might agree with my side?
That's sad that your parents were of that opinion and expressed it even. I know several people with children and they say they have been a complete blessing and brings them joy almost every day, despite that they can be really demanding at times.
The off chance that the child can serve as an organ donor?People can have them but I don't understand why.
I ended up being very close to my mom. My values are her values.Even if you try bringing them up well it's just for a time until they turn on you.
The off chance that the child can serve as an organ donor?
I ended up being very close to my mom. My values are her values.
I guess if one were to home school one's kids (I wasn't home schooled, unfortunately), one would have a higher chance of having great kids.
The road to hell is paved with good intentions. It is good to see that I am not the only one who is noticing (and who is bothered by) these alarming developments.I realise where you are coming from Bill. It is society and what so called rights that government have given to kids that prevents parents from having any control over them. Things never used to be this way. Everything has been turned upside down and it's wrong.
It is society and what so called rights that government have given to kids that prevents parents from having any control over them. Things never used to be this way. Everything has been turned upside down and it's wrong.
Do you personally have children? If you do, your inside story may be different but do not assume it's that way for all parents. If you do not have children, you're making an awful lot of assumptions.With respect @TheDanishGirl 9 out of 10 parents say that about their kids but the inside story is a lot different I assure you. You live with those kids and it's an entirely different matter. All power to people that want kids I salute them I wouldn't want one for all the tea in China for the reasons I've mentioned. Can't stand ill manners and disrespect. Even if you try bringing them up well it's just for a time until they turn on you. Sorry to sound so sobering.
Michael
Understand this now. I do not wish to correspond with you and would appreciate it if you do the same to me.Do you personally have children? If you do, your inside story may be different but do not assume it's that way for all parents. If you do not have children, you're making an awful lot of assumptions.
And not every child is ill mannered, disrespectful and turns on their parents. Did you turn on yours? I have yet to turn on mine. Trying to think of anyone I know whose children "turned on them" and I'm drawing a complete blank. Now there are some families that are not very close, but I do not necessarily think all of the blame lies on the children. Some people are not great parents.
And obviously, some people should not be parents.
Who is more relaxed, a person tethered to a ball and chain, or a free person leading a life without compromises?cosied up on the sofa, relaxing after a busy but fulfilling day with their adorable happy children
It seems to be a common sentiment: "I don't want to be like my parents", "The horror - I am turning into my dad!", etc.And not every child is ill mannered, disrespectful and turns on their parents. Did you turn on yours? I have yet to turn on mine.
Who is more relaxed, a person tethered to a ball and chain, or a free person leading a life without compromises?
Who is more relaxed, a person tethered to a ball and chain, or a free person leading a life without compromises?
It seems to be a common sentiment: "I don't want to be like my parents", "The horror - I am turning into my dad!", etc.
Only my mom is currently alive for me to ask her this question. She claims that she hasn't. But clearly I had consumed resources (time and money) that could have been put to other uses providing direct benefit to her (instead of an indirect benefit where she enjoyed the fact that she did something nice for me).Did your parents consider you a ball and chain? I very much doubt it.
Ahhh... the people who want very much to have children for the correct reasons can be both relaxed and happy! Did your parents consider you a ball and chain? I very much doubt it.
My father was a policeman, highly moral and respected. My mother was a wonderful housewife - both decent, caring and devoted to their children. I would not mind being compared to either. Also... I think they did a fairly decent job raising me.... but.. (( ahem )).... that's just my own opinion. **smile**
I used to groan when I'd say something like my parents, now I'm actually pleased to be like them. Ha, maybe that's part of me getting older!It seems to be a common sentiment: "I don't want to be like my parents", "The horror - I am turning into my dad!", etc.